I'm obsessed with their crunchy lemon pepper wings! Pair them with a side of rice and beans, and if…read morethey have collard greens available, do yourself a favor and order some. My daughter has to get a patty every time we visit, and I never leave without one of their homemade juices. The owner is always friendly and welcoming whenever I see him, which keeps me coming back. The food is consistently worth the wait and worth every penny. Speaking of waits, service can be a little slow at times, so I recommend calling ahead or visiting when you're not in a rush. It makes the experience much more enjoyable. The only reason I'm giving a strong 4 stars instead of 5 is the customer service from some of the staff. While not everyone falls into this category, many of the employees can come across as a bit reserved. Once you engage with them, they're usually pleasant, but a few more smiles and a warmer atmosphere would really elevate the experience. I'd love to walk in one day and feel the vibrant, welcoming island energy reflected throughout the restaurant. That said, I'll definitely keep coming back for those wings!

This spot hea blessed my life....traveling you dont get a home cooked meal! Well they got a fan for…read morelife if they keep doing that to me.......stew chicken was phenomenal.....one of the first places im stopping when I get back.....the restaurant was clean, open and inviting. Loved it. I was able to walk right in and pick up my food so they were prompt with prep and delivery. This is definitely a place I be back too.

I wanted a change of pace today. enough chinese, korean and japanese... been eating asian pretty…read moremuch every day. i was looking for some jerk chicken or goat curry... i found this place as I was searching on google maps. basically, this was the closest one to where I was, at the moment, parked in a $3.49 per gallon gas station here in texas... i went in and order the oxtail dish. since it was happy hour, i also got a mojito... the mojito seems ok.. i thought, the sugar was not grinded enough... well, found out at the end when all the sugar was at the bottom in any case, Im here for the oxtail. it was really good. portions were really good. and the 2 free sides were also good, beans and plantains.. 30 bucks dish... it's unique and portions were good so I am happy. total was about $40+ i think i did $6 tip .. a little pricy but I understand since it is a high cost dish. it cost about the same in korean places.. the jamaican places have oxtail curry ... hmm perhaps it's time to try a instant pot recipe and buy some oxtail from costco... overall, a really good find. looks to be a hole in the wall place... i would love to try their cubanos... one of these days...

I have no idea where I first heard about this place, but I'm so glad I found it…read more Right after we ordered, the server brought over what looked like simple grilled pieces of bread. I was trying to save room for the main course, but there was something so delicious about those unassuming little bites. They were warm, slightly crisp, and completely addictive. We came specifically for the lunch specials, and they did not disappoint. I had my eye on the Piccadilly, a flavorful mix of ground meat with spices, potatoes, and what I believe were raisins and olives. It comes with white rice and black beans, but you can have them mixed together, which is absolutely the way to go. The combination of savory and slightly sweet flavors was fantastic. My only small wish is that it came with a few more sweet plantains on the side. My husband ordered the Cuban sandwich, which comes with a side. We chose fries and iced tea, and they generously brought us BOTH large iced teas. The sandwich itself was huge, easily big enough to take half home. It was perfectly grilled, warm, and melty. If I could change one thing, it would be to make the bread a bit smaller while keeping all that delicious filling. This place is also a great value. Definitely worth stopping by and checking out.

Some businesses partners and myself dropped in. Can't complain it was really a pop in and out…read more. will come back to get a better feel.

I have not lived in Dallas in a while. Base this review off of that knowledge…read more I have been to Aldeez several times in the past, at their old location. The new location has been several other businesses,over time, including a sushi spot and another lounge type set up, if I'm not mistaken. However, as the new home of Aldeez, I feel that it is lacking the old Je ne sais quoi of the old location. The new location is more modern, but seemingly empty of the Caribbean flare that we all so loved of the original location. All that being said, it took FOREVER for us to receive service, even though we were sitting at the bar and it was not very busy on a weekday. There was no hostess at the hostess stand, no bartender at the bar, and no staff in the place whatsoever from our initial interaction or lack there of. Unprofessional if you ask me! Which demoted this review by one star. All in all, however, the food was absolutely gob smacking. Cooked to perfection and served piping hot, which is what you want of any plate, let alone food from the diaspora. So thank you, Aldeez for not changing your recipes, expanding your menu, and keeping Dallas culturally sound through the years. Bravooooo!!! But please, for all things holy, hire more staff!!!

The food was AMAZING!! Best Cuban food in DFW. We ate…read morebistec encebollado - steak with onions, wonderful croquetas. The dulce de leche was the best we've ever had. The waiter was wonderful. The owner came out and chatted with us.

This place was so good. My grading curve is pretty strict especially being Puerto Rican. The food…read morehere is without a doubt authentic Cuban food. I asked for Mayochep and the owner came out and said he could make it for me. The food was perfect and reminded me of family cooking. The empanada and the papa rellena were easily devoured upon hitting the table. Finding good pork is also a very hard thing to find when it comes to Texas. A lot of places due a similar pulled pork but the fried pork here was so delicious. This place was immaculate clean. The music was great, not too loud. The service was also very kind and patient with me as I flipped the pages trying to decide what to get. The Cuban coffee was very delish and a great way to pair with the Flan. All the stars.

The service was excellent! We were greeted time we arrived and throughout our visit…read more The food was magnificent! The flavor was there the portion sizes were very well. We love everything about it! The ambiance was great! The new locations is spacious and beautifully decorated!

Okay y'all! So bae and I went to Dallas and we had to come and try this place because it's highly…read morerecommended on TikTok. We finally made it. We ordered via online and realized they relocated. Of course we had to order multiple things to get a feel of their consistency. LET'S GET RIGHT INTO IT; We ordered the Pineapple Juice - (8/10) : The juice was good Hisbicus Tea - (4/10) : The tea was made with cane sugar; that defeated the purpose of a healthy and delicious tea. I really wanted it to be made with agave or date syrup. Side of Cabbage- (4/10) : Cabbage was very bland for fried cabbage, its wasn't seasoned at all and it wasn't cooked through enough to my liking. Side of Fried Brussel Sprouts - (7/10) : Brussel Sprouts were decent and actually seasoned. They just weren't mind blowingly good so a 7 was the best I could give it. Vegan Jerk Oxtail with Mushroom Rice - (8/10) : This right here was great however it was giving more vegan meatloaf then it was oxtail. We had to think of it as a meatloaf for us to be fully satisfied with the flavor. Overall though it was good and we enjoyed it. Vegan Lobster Mac and Cheese - (9/10) : This was the STAR of the show. It was delicious, creamy and the lobster pieces actually were giving lobster lowkey. We enjoyed this one the most and would return just to get this. The Ambiance of the restaurant was cool and definitely would be worth sitting in and enjoying the meals. The decor was decent inside and inside the bathroom, however, the bathroom needs to be upgraded. My rating... DEFINITELY would recommend the Lobster Mac and Cheese, we will return to get it again and maybe try another vegan option. I would totally recommend, GO TRY IT OUT! They also have non-vegan options that others rave about!

This place was AMAZING. For all my Venezuelans out there, you will feel right at home. They also…read morehave a mini market inside with all the goodies!! We went to celebrate two birthdays in the family and they were extremely kind to let us have a full quesillo (instead of buying portions of it) and played some Venezuelan birthday music. I will definitely be back soon

We stopped by Hello Caribbean in Lewisville for happy hour and it was such a cozy, relaxed spot…read more The service was friendly and the drinks were big and fun, with good happy hour deals. The menu has plenty of savory dishes with rich, infused Caribbean flavors. Some popular items you can try are the Caribbean Parrilla with Angus beef and chicken, their fresh ceviche with fish and shrimp, the hearty Caribbean seafood soup and the Playa Paraiso red snapper with tostones. They also have the Caribbean Llanera Burger with grilled cheese, bacon and egg, plus a nice tres leches cake for dessert. Overall it is an easygoing place with great drinks and flavorful food, definitely worth stopping by.

The service was great, the atmosphere is so friendly and welcoming. It feels like a slice of homeread more

The ambiance, the service, and the quality were top-notch. If you want to feel like you're at a…read moreloved one's home who made you a meal made with love, this is the place. We stopped for lunch, it wasn't busy or crowded, and there's plenty of seating. Our waiter let us know that on Fridays and Saturdays, they have a lively evening with a band if we were interested in that. He also mentioned the margaritas were good. Casa Vieja is a Colombian cuisine restaurant. I'm not too familiar with the dishes, so I opted for the mini Bandera Paisa, which is a traditional dish consisting of pork skin, sausage, sweet plantain, fried egg, thin steak, corn cake, red beans, white rice, and avocado. Not sure how this was the mini dish, but everything was so good. The food was well seasoned and not overly greasy or heavy. My request for spice was delivered with 2 salsas and grilled serranos. My beverage of choice was a mango juice, very refreshing, and the natural sweetness was complementary to my savory dish. I wish I had room for dessert, but this just gives me more of an incentive to return. Happy with the entire experience, if you haven't been, stop by!

It was cool. I will say I wasn't blown away by the food. I…read moreordered the curry chicken, the beef patty, and coco bread. The curry chicken had decent flavor but there were so much bones it was hard to eat. The red beans and rice was not very seasoned, if at all. The beef patty was good though!! The vibe is cool, the service was good, but for the cost, I don't know if I would try this spot again

RJH has been my list of places to visit since it opened 2 years ago. I was in Texas for work when I…read moreheard it was opening but left before I could try it. So how good was RJH?? Worth the flight from NY to San Antonio then the 4.5 hour drive from San Antonio there! And yes! The reason for the trip WAS RJH! My friend and I went in Monday around 6:30pm. We were greeted immediately as we walked in and given the option of seating. It was pretty empty with the exception of one other person at the bar and some people coming in for takeout. It's a really big place and it's beautiful in here. LOVE the big Bob Marley/Jamaican flag mural in the back that's also visible from outside. The service was really good. Everything came out quickly and was hot and fresh! We also chatted it up with the owner Adrian who is amazing! Drinks: we went with the rum punch and stuck with it. We had 3-4 rounds and it def punched us at the end of the night! Lol it's the perfect balance of strong and tasty. Food: we started with the Escovitch and RJH Honey BBQ Jerk wings. The Escovitch was soo bomb! I'm not a fan of BBQ sauce but I did try those and will say it was a good balance and the BBQ sauce wasn't overpowering. For entrees we had the "tour of Jamaica" and the Escovitch whole red snapper. The tour of Jamaica is a great idea because it allows you to sample the oxtail, curry goat, and jerk chicken without having to purchase 3 different meals. It's also served with white rice or rice and peas, festival, and steamed cabbage. The oxtails were the star of the tour! It was perfectly seasoned and tender, and came right off the bone! The goat was really good too. I didn't try the jerk chicken. The snapper was my entree and the only thing that was left on my plate were the bones and the lime garnish! It was soo good! I ate the head and everything else! We fully enjoyed our food and dining experience. I will definitely be back and would definitely recommend RJH for any occasion. They also have a happy hour Monday-Friday 3-7pm.